A Korean artist whose songs move from shoegaze to synth-pop to spoken word without settling.
For a quick sense of the range, put 'Vivian Girls' next to 'Pseudoscience'. They feel like different artists, but they're from the same restless mind.
Listen to 'Vivian Girls' and you're in a wall-of-sound shoegaze haze. Then 'Pseudoscience (feat. Chang Kiha)' arrives with its deadpan spoken-word verses and synth bass. The work doesn't sit still, which makes it worth tracking. There's a consistent restlessness across these 15 songs.
The available songs suggest a project that began with dense, guitar-heavy textures like 'Vivian Girls' and 'Field Trip'. Later tracks like 'G-LOC' and 'An RKO Radio Picture' introduce more electronic production and collaborative features, pointing toward a looser, more varied sound.
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